Month: February 2023
This month we’re highlighting prominent Black figures in the medical field and next up is Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler. Born in 1831, Rebecca Lee Crumpler grew up in Pennsylvania and was raised by her aunt. Although her aunt didn’t have formal medical training, she was the de facto doctor in her community and people came […]
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Are you a new nurse interested in travel nursing jobs in labor and delivery? Or are you a current nurse who’s interested in expanding your skills and learning more about labor and delivery travel nurse hiring? Like all specialties, you’ll need at least two years of recent experience as a L&D nurse before you can […]
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This year, we’re continuing our recognition of Black History Month, highlighting prominent Black figures in medicine. This week, we’re highlighting Vivien Thomas, a surgical technician and laboratory supervisor. One of the most fascinating things about Thomas was that he had no formal or professional education after high school. After graduating from Nashville’s Pearl High School […]
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So many of our Triage travelers tell us over and over that they want to head to Hawaii, especially in the cold, winter months. It’s natural, everyone wants to go experience paradise when much of the country is experiencing cold, snowy temperatures. However, is Hawaii paradise all it’s cracked up to be? We caught up […]
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John Maaske, founder and CEO of Triage Staffing, an award-winning healthcare allied and travel nurse agency based out of Omaha, NE was recently named to Staffing Industry Analysts’ Staffing 100 list. Those named to the list are thought to be the industry’s biggest influencers and those who create the largest impact within the staffing field. The work in […]
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This month we’re highlighting prominent Black figures in the medical field and next up is Dr. Dorothy Height. photo by Adrian Hood – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=10074843 Dr. Height was born in Richmond, Virginia in 1912 and grew up outside of Pittsburgh. She was a gifted speaker and student who won a oratorical […]
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If you’re a healthcare traveler and a Netflix user, you’ve probably heard the news about Netflix cracking down on password sharing. In a nutshell, Netflix is requiring verification that you own the account, especially if you access Netflix from a location other than your home (hello, travelers). This is supposed to make password sharing more […]
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This year, we’re continuing our recognition of Black History Month, highlighting prominent Black figures in medicine. This week, we’re highlighting Wimberly Edwards, MS, OTR. Ms. Edwards was born and raised in Harlem and studied occupational therapy at New York University and Boston University. She soon worked as a clinician, supervisor and eventually an administrator and […]
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Today’s the day! Triage turns 17 today and we couldn’t be more excited. Way back in 2006, Triage’s CEO John Maaske and COO Tyler Pieper launched Triage with just four computers and a can-do attitude. Their first focus was entirely on radiology pros and labbies soon followed. Just a few months later, Triage opened […]
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Hey travel PTs! Today’s a great day for you—it’s the day that South Carolina has officially been added to the list of PT compact states. This now means that the list of PT compact states is up to 28. What Is the PT Compact? The PT compact is a list of states that agree to […]
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